armored Sora prompts

3 months ago

A hyper-realistic, matte gray armored personnel carrier with a boxy, angular design. The vehicle has a robust front bumper with integrated circular headlights and a wide horizontal-slat grille. Its windshield and side windows are narrow, tinted black, and appear bullet-resistant. The body is elevated with large, rugged off-road tires featuring deep treads, designed for extreme terrain. The side panels are smooth with multiple small, square hatches or viewports along the length of the vehicle. The vehicle has a functional, military-industrial aesthetic with no visible markings or insignia, set against a minimal, bright background to emphasize the machine’s form and details. The lighting highlights the texture of the armored plating, shadows cast under the vehicle enhance its height and clearance. Style tags: hyper-realistic, military vehicle, armored transport, off-road, industrial design, high detail, clean background

24 days ago

Chaos Obliterator from Warhammer 40K, a massive mutated warrior fused with twisted power armor and grotesque biomechanical weapons growing from his body — living guns, cannons, and blades merging with flesh. Dark, menacing aura, covered in Chaos symbols and glowing runes, spiked armor, chains, and cables. Retro anime style, bold 80s–90s hand-drawn look, dramatic cel shading, neon highlights, apocalyptic battlefield background with fire and smoke, VHS grain aesthetic.

2 months ago

*A stylized poster of the Russian BMPT “Terminator” armored vehicle, rendered in a Swiss Bauhaus-inspired graphic design. The composition is clean, geometric, and highly structured — focusing on the silhouette and modular structure of the vehicle. The BMPT is drawn with flat colors and simplified detail, using crisp vector-style lines and minimal shading. Background is off-white or light beige, with red and black geometric shapes (circles, rectangles, diagonals) arranged with precision. Large sans-serif type is used at the bottom and side — labeled “BMPT TERMINATOR” in bold Helvetica-style font. Additional small technical text is placed with meticulous alignment. No gradients, no texture — just pure form and hierarchy. The overall style reflects Bauhaus and Swiss International Typographic Style: minimal, modernist, with a strong visual grid and asymmetric layout. A visual fusion of brutal military machinery and disciplined modernist design.*